ひとりで考えた時間を、ここへ。

画面を横断する長い机と両端の人物を一つの強い画にし、机の遠近へ見出しと実用情報を従属させた個別相談チラシ。ユーザー審査で採用。

IMAGE MASTER PROMPT

Create an original high-end Japanese A4 portrait consultation flyer, 3:4. It must feel art-directed by a leading Japanese editorial designer, not like a municipal template or AI-generated ad. Preserve one dominant visual idea across roughly 65% of the page, a clear headline across roughly 15%, and a professionally typeset practical information module across roughly 20%. Realistic Japanese commercial photography, believable anatomy and materials, deliberate negative space, refined Japanese typography, strong hierarchy. The information module must be readable, compact, aligned to the visual geometry, and contain the exact supplied details without scattering them across the page. No logo, watermark, imitation, jagged edges, brush strokes, torn paper, grunge, meaningless circles, random geometry, fake icons, synthetic faces, malformed hands, decorative filler or illegible pseudo-text.
Visual concept: ONE LONG TABLE. A single extremely long pale timber table crosses the frame diagonally from close foreground to distant background. At opposite ends sit two natural Japanese adults, both small, photographed from a high oblique angle; their posture shows a real conversation. The empty middle of the table is the dominant negative space and reading path. No laptops, cups, icons or clutter. Headline sits along the table grain. Place a compact vertical information module at the lower-left edge, aligned precisely to the table perspective, using scale and spacing rather than multiple boxes.
Exact headline: 「ひとりで考えた時間を、ここへ。」
Subheadline: 「仕事・家族・これからの選択　個別相談」
Body: 「頭の中にある迷いを整理し、今すぐ決めることと、まだ決めなくてよいことを一緒に分けます。」
Section label: 「相談テーマ」
Items: 「転職と継続／家族との時間／学び直し／独立準備」
Audience: 「働き方や暮らしの選択に迷っている方」
Event: 「2026.11.28 SAT　10:00–17:00」
Venue: 「代官山 ROOM 4」
Duration: 「完全予約制・1組60分」
Fee: 「初回相談無料」
Host: 「選択の相談室」
Contact: 「03-0000-1128　hello@example.jp」
CTA: 「空いている時間を見る」
Include a blank QR-code area labeled 「予約ページ」. Warm white, raw timber, charcoal and one restrained vermilion accent. No corporate meeting-room look.